to complain about hand car wash staff?

[WhereIsMyBlueCastle]

Went to a local supermarket this morning and decided to have my car cleaned - there is a hand car wash in the car park. Done my shopping and looked out of the window to see if the car was ready. There were some 3 people still cleaning, doors and boot open. Now, as DS is learning to swim I have a float and this long foam noodle/woggle in the boot. While I was watching, one man took this noodle, looked around, swung it and slapped his female colleague's bottom and then put the noodle back in the boot.

I went to collect my car, talked to the person in charge and he agreed it shouldn't have happened. He called his staff and asked me who it was, but I couldn't tell. They all just stared at me in silence as though I was some kind of a monster.

WIBU to complain?

Wow, not woe actually woe works just as well

Ffs what is the matter with people....some of you must walk around constantly looking for things to complain about....get a life op !!!

Had mine washed yesterday. Pre-wash with brushes then through the auto thing (had promised DD a trip through, she loves it).

Cost £1.50. The 2 (foreign) guys were smiley and pleasant even though they must have been freezing their bollocks off. Felt sorry for them.

one man took this noodle, looked around, swung it and slapped his female colleague's bottom
The more I read it the funnier it gets......😂😂😂😂

And then officer, one man took this noodle, looked around, swung it and slapped his female colleague's bottom

This thread has made my day

Discustin

This can't be serious OP, I think you and your noodle are pulling our leg!!

I just really want to slap a colleague with a pool noodle now

To the pp who threw her gloves away.. Could you not have given them to someone or a charity shop??
I understand the ocd makes them unwearable for you but what an appalling waste!

Guest I'd have given them to FIL if he had been close by but he'd gone on a long trip after the incident. I could have donated them but I live in a rural Australian town and to be frank, it was hard to even pick them up. Part of my condition means that I have the urge to dispose of "contaminated" things.